One of India’s prominent business economists talks about India’s economic prospects
COVID-19
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The market share of road freight transportation is expected to grow substantially, aided by the global scarcity of shipping capacity and prohibitive air freight costs
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The airline industry has been among the hardest hit by COVID-19. Recovery is imminent, but is likely to be stuttered
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Political top-down governance and the rising challenges to civil society during the pandemic emphasise the region's disregard of human rights
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As ASEAN turns a year older, it is essential the grouping is not defined by its challenges, but by its responses to them
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Global economic recovery is not assured until the pandemic is beaten back globally
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COVID-19 challenges and vulnerabilities notwithstanding, Oxford Economics remains relatively optimistic about medium-term growth in Asia
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Developing Asia needs to swiftly address vaccine hesitancy to tackle the pandemic
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The pandemic has immersed us faster and deeper in immersive communication technologies. It’s a disrupted, confusing, sometimes exhausting world — but shifting both the tech and our expectations might make it a better one
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The other top ranked economies in Asia in the IMD World Competitiveness Ranking include Kong Kong, Taiwan and China, which witnessed the sharpest improvement
